Hans van Rietschote
Senior DirectorSymantec Corporation
Hans van Rietschote is a Senior Director, office of the Chief Technology Officer at Symantec, a company specializing in security software. He acts as a technical advisor on the boards of the following companies: Qlayer, Panta Systems Inc., Socialtext, and Transitive. He is responsible for development and execution of the Symantec Technology Scouting Process for technical due diligence and business evaluations, and was also involved in the acquisition of Jareva, Ejasent and Relicore. He is knowledgeable in open source initiatives and their relevance to the software industry. He is also knowledgeable in virtual machines, clustering, replication, single system image, scalable operating systems, workflow management, application, server, storage provisioning and discovery, high availability and fault tolerance, file systems, network attach storage. He is also knowledgeable in network management and performance, utility computing, grid technology, Linux, peer-to-peer, filer virtualization, security, and remote desktop access. Previously, he held management positions at AT&T. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 1999 - present | Senior Director Symantec Corporation |
|---|---|
| 1996 - 1999 | International Business Development Director Origin Technology in Business |
| 1994 - 1996 | Software engineering Research Department Head KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V. |
| 1980 - 1994 | several from 5ESS Software engineer to Account dir Lucent Technologies |
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Google's team edition of Google apps seems like an IT worst nightmare: all the company documents on a public server. But is it really that bad? What about having all your sales leads on a public server, wouldn't that be even worse? Oh wait isn't that what salesforce.com is all about? Completely outsourced...
So if even a MySpace has bugs that exposes private data of their users to anyone on the web, then what about all the other web sites where we enter our private data? How do we know that the banking web site or the credit card web site doesn't have the same kinds of "bugs"? Consumers are trusting more...
Sun is buying MySQL for almost a billion dollars. This looks like a big gamble. Why are they doing this? Is MySQL worth that much?
Most if not every PC user knows they need some form of malware protection and most if not all PCs ship with some form of malware protection. So our PCs are pretty safe these days. But most people who use MySpace have no idea that they need protection when on MySpace (or FaceBook or any other "social"...
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